Financiers who plundered Gaddafi’s Libya are given jail sentences they will never serve

Two financiers who became fabulously wealthy by siphoning off millions of pounds in secret fees from Gaddafi’s Libya have been given prison sentences they are never likely to serve. Former JP Morgan banker Frederic Marino, 59 and amateur racing driver Yoshiki Ohmura, 50, received commissions through Libyan Africa Portfolio Ltd (LAP). Marino and business partner Aurelien Bessot, 47, set up the FM Capital Partners Ltd (FMCP) which was responsible for a total of £600m managed for LAP. They defrauded fees…